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by Tim Heimdal
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A gentlemen purchased this painting as a Christmas gift for his wife whose name is Iris. To me, 'The Iris' symbolizes the eternal promise of spring.
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A gentlemen purchased this painting as a Christmas gift for his wife whose name is Iris. To me, 'The Iris' symbolizes the eternal promise of spring.
Tim Heimdal stands by his 72 foot mural of Kakwa Falls, in the first image of this gallery. The mural is about the same height as the waterfall itself. "Kakwa Falls" was painted on the Telus building in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada in 1986. Tim designed the sets and murals for major events such as the 1995 Canada Games and the 2010 Arctic Winter Games. Grande Prairie Art Gallery commissioned Tim Heimdal to paint the legacy mural "Spirit of the Arctic Winter Games", now featured in The Canadian Encyclopedia. Tim won the Louise McKinney Scholarship, twice, at Alberta College of Art and Design, where he studied painting. To commission an original canvas, drawing, illustration, logo, set design or mural: E-mail - ...
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